What I Feel, Right Now...

Just Drink Some Tea!

 

Well, it's like this: There is always a feeling. In fact, my instructor at the seminary said that we feel before we think. I think it goes like this: feeling/emotion. Emotions cloud thinking. Now, when we say emotion, it can mean strong feelings of confusion, anger, angst, in addition to sadness, depression, loss, etc. As  understand it, emotion may also be distressed thinking of any kind.

What's the point? I've been way too danged emotional here lately, to do any real good--to progress, I should say. and we all want to progress--to move forward.

Now then, what is the new approach? Just be cool. You know, keep your cool. That could be the answer to the whole stinking mess. Just be cool and keep moving.

Thattaway, a person can make some decisions, can realize some options, can, yes, indeed, see some forward movement.

I trust you will find our own movement to your liking and that you will return to this blog, soon and often.

In the meantime, please do this: drink tea! I suggest something black with ginger added in. Sweeten it with honey, of course.

livewell, always,

Sandra Teresa Davenport
TheHealthReverend

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Just This...

Great Morning, Great People! Today is the first day of December with 30 to go. It is cold here in Northeast Georgia and I am up, about and somewhat alert.

This is just a note to say that I trust you're all doing well today [these days] and to tell you that I need some support! That's right. Have you ever had occasion to feel like you're doing something you must do but somehow can't quite figure out how. Have you ever felt like you were coming and going at the same time? Have you ever been distracted--repeatedly--from the projects you owe yourself, realizing all the while that you were wrong for it? Well, I answer yes to all those questions.

Not only that: I also declare that I will move. That's the thing: just to move, to get something going to see some progress.

So, I realized that I had at least a few minutes to use and here I am: writing this and hoping that my words will inspire you:

Let us then be up and doing, with a heart for any fate.

 Still achieving; still pursuing, learn to labor, and to wait.

-Longfellow A Psalm of Life

Indeed so, it is quite a task to labor and wait at the same time, but we an do it, you'll see!

submitted in the early morning hours, by Sandra Teresa Davenport, The Health Reverend!

Livewell, always!

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